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Seven Seas releases novels, manga in English about girl in hero's party who is sold into slavery




On Friday, the seventh volume of Sunao Minakata 's manga adaptation of writer kiki and illustrator Kinta 's ROLL OVER AND DIE: I Will Fight for an Ordinary Life with My Love and Cursed Sword! was posted on the X/Twitter account of the Kikuya bookstore chain's Sendai store. This post announced that the franchise is getting a television anime adaptation. The manga volume will officially release on Monday.

On Monday, the official Twitter account for Micro Magazine 's GC Novels label announced that they are producing a television anime adaptation of their novel series. They also shared illustrations for the anime by Kinta (who illustrated the novels until volume four), kodamazon (who has been illustrating the novels since volume five), and Sunao Minakata (the artist of the manga adaptation). ( link ) , Comic Natalie ( link )

According to the data provided by the publisher, the combined number of copies of both the manga and light novels in circulation is 415,000 (including digital copies sold).

The company known as Seven Seas Entertainment has made available the English translation of a popular light novel series.

Flum Apricot was never meant to be a hero. Despite stats that were zeroes across the board and a power she can't even use, she somehow finds herself a member of a party of heroes. But Flum's life hits rock bottom when the party's renowned sage, Jean Inteige, decides that the useless girl is dead weight, and arranges to have her sold into slavery. Tossed to monsters to be feasted upon for her master's entertainment, Flum makes the desperate choice to reach for a cursed weapon…and something new awakens within her. A grimdark tale about one woman's blood-soaked quest to reclaim her life!

Emily Bauer will narrate the audiobook version of the novel series from Seven Seas. Additionally, Seven Seas will release a manga adaptation of Sunao Minakata 's work.

In 2018, Kiki started a new series of novels that included pictures from Kinta. Later on, Micro Magazine released the fourth volume of this series in Japan during January 2020. However, for the fifth volume, the artist changed from Kinta to kodamazon.

Seven Seas previously released Minakata's Akuma no Riddle: Riddle Story of Devil manga .




Source: Kikuya Sendai's X/Twitter account ( link )